[brad.clarkston]

I’m using a Cannon Rebel T1i with the standard 18-55mm IS Lens + UV Filter.
The “IS” on the lens is shake control which lets me take those picks without a tripod and right up next to the glass with the flash on.

The camera is a little pricy but it makes up for less than steller camera skill plus it does full 720p movies which is better than most of the dedicated low/mid range camcorders.

– Brad

[brad.clarkston]

Thanks for the tip, I’ll have to watch for that tho I normally remove the adults.

– Brad

[brad.clarkston]

I feed all of my fish Ocean Nutrition’s line of flake food:

Brine Shrimp Plus
Formula Two
Community Formula
Spirulina Flakes

crushed into fine peaces and I switch out the type every day. I haven’t found a fish yet outside of pleco’s and Discus that won’t eat it.

– Brad

[brad.clarkston]

All fish excluding pleco and cats will eat shrimp if they can even if it’s just nibbles here and there if they are to small it’s just a matter of if they are hungry enough to chase the shrimp down.

– Brad

[brad.clarkston]

@atlantis_child wrote:

Hi, can you guys help me with some ‘homework’ for work?

While talking with my boss about our aquatic plants for sale I commented there were many weird ones nobody had heard of, and few common ones.

I get to make a list of suggestions to give. Want hardy plants too, most aquarium people wanting plants don’t know too much about them.

So far got these:

Corkscrew vallisneria – Vallisneria asiatica var. biwaensis
Foxtail – Ceratophyllum demersum
Water Lettuce – Pistia
Blyxa japonica Japanese rush
Java moss
anubas nana
Hairgrass Eleocharis acicularis
Anachris
Willow moss
Water Wisteria – Hygrophila difformis

Any ones to add or discourage would be great. :wink:

– Atlantis

I wouldn’t add Blyxa to the list unless they have good light (as in T5 with reflector good) and a fert regiment otherwise it will have growth problems.

– Brad

[brad.clarkston]

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